... brought against him by Mr Stanley , and mulct , him ot his ill-gotten Rains if he is proved guilty , but . also to sift the story which Mr Werner tells with so much circumstantial detail . We can hardly expect Tippoo and bis fellow-slavers to ba friendly ...

... t desire , or are not pledged , tc ; denounce all and . every landlord , will admit that it meant a good deal ; that , in short , it su ? miied that if Mrs Paul had acted discreetly and' accepted the offer made , the Dnko of . Sutherland—who , it is but ...

... last, but not least, and this one is from Mr, T. Fisher Unwin, 18 the famous Uncle Remus’s “Daddy Jake, the Runaway, and Short Stories Told after Dark.” The very name is deliciously sug- festive. It has this, too, to recommend it as a “ present.” On the ...

... in England, and no one but Count Lehndorff, with his knowledge of all the English studs, could have got them together in so short • time. These mares were recently sold by auction at Berlin, and brought, on the whole, tolerably high price.. Rosedale was ...

... he had been doing things there which indicated a long stay more than anything else. There had been some foundation for the story, because they had been selling property at blorpeth and outlying property here ; but that was sold in order, if possible, to ...

... TDOW BELLS , ONE PEN 3 ...

... was swallowed up in the untold depths of the great sea. And thus let him rest. His life has been told, its story we know—a story as old as the story of Cain ; full of bitter experience, fraught with sorrow and suffering, ending in disgrace and violent death ...

... was swallowed up in the untold depths of the great sea. And thus let him rest. His life has been told, its story we know—a story as old as the story of Cain; full of bitter experi- I ence, fraught with sorrow and suffering, ending in I disgrace and violent ...

... Messrs R. C. Gray and Thomas Caiter. The meeting was opened with Hark the Herald Angels sing,” after which the chairman gave short and very impressive address. During the evening an excellent musical programme was gone through. Songs were well rendered by ...

... looped up in front so as not to offer any barrier rapid movement. The body garment was usually a short jacket of some printed stuff, or perhaps the discarded short coat of some male relative. The head-dress was invariably a kerchief of some bright pattern ...

... miscellany is simply surprising. Its seiials have the first p’ace, and ore generally far above the average ; while the short and complete stories are every one of them very readable. More than entertaining—most instructive—are the original essays and sketches ...

... miscellany is simply surprising. Its satiate have the first place, and are generally far ab.ave the average ; while the short and complete stories are every one of them very readable. More than el:at rtaining—most instructive—are the original eways and sketches ...